Jean-Louis Gassee doesn’t know who an iPad is for, and thinks you don’t either
Ex-Apple executive and longtime Apple commentator Jean-Louis Gassee says the iPad is failing. It’s clear that he doesn’t know what it’s for, but that in no way makes it a dying product.
Jean-Louis Gassee is not afraid to use his long-running Monday Note blog to be controversial about Apple, but usually he’s got at least a hint of a valid point. This week, he’s phoned it in with what would be wrong if it were the two sentences it should be, and is complete nonsense at the kilo-word length it is.It’s true that iPad sales are lower than they were at the 2014 peak. But Gassee wants to make this point about users not knowing what the iPad is for — and he rewrites history to do it.
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